Answer: The City of Fredericton, New Brunswick has 2 adopted bylaws on file: By-law No. Z-4 — A Subdivision By-law; By-law No. Z-5 — A Zoning By-law for the City of Fredericton (PDF), verified 2026-06-05.

By-law No. Z-4 — A Subdivision By-law

Summary: Governs subdivision of land within Fredericton. Bilingual PDF available (Z-4 Arrete de Lotissement). Works alongside the Zoning By-law (Z-5) to control land development and lot creation.

By-law No. Z-5 — A Zoning By-law for the City of Fredericton (PDF)

Summary: Comprehensive zoning bylaw dividing city into zones that regulate land use, building standards, and development requirements. Amended regularly; consolidated PDF version on the city site.


Answer: In the City of Fredericton, New Brunswick, winter parking ban: From October 1 to May 31, between the hours of 12:00 am and 7:00 a.m. of any day, no person shall park a vehicle unattended on any highway, which includes surface parking lots identified under Section 12.01 of this By-law. The ban is in effect whether there is snow or not.; fines: $50.00 fine for not complying with the parking ban; vehicles towed at owner's expense. Source: By-law No. T-1 — A By-law to Regulate Traffic (overnight parking provisions), verified 2026-06-05.

By-law No. T-1 — A By-law to Regulate Traffic (overnight parking provisions)

Summary: Section 16.01 imposes a year-round overnight parking restriction. Winter ban (Oct 1-May 31): no unattended parking on any highway 12:00 am-7:00 am city-wide to facilitate snow removal; fine plus tow at owner's expense.

From October 1 to May 31, between the hours of 12:00 am and 7:00 a.m. of any day, no person shall park a vehicle unattended on any highway, which includes surface parking lots identified under Section 12.01 of this By-law. The ban is in effect whether there is snow or not.

$50.00 fine for not complying with the parking ban; vehicles towed at owner's expense

"$50.00 fine for not complying with the parking ban"

By-law No. T-7 — A By-law Relating to Parking Meters, Parking Zones, and Pay and Display Machines

Summary: Governs paid parking zones, meters, and pay-and-display machines across Fredericton. Bilingual PDF available. Works alongside T-1 for overall parking regulation.


Answer: The City of Fredericton, New Brunswick has 2 adopted bylaws on file: By-law No. R-2 — Maintenance and Occupancy Standards For Residential Properties By-Law; By-law No. S-16 — A By-law Respecting Dangerous or Unsightly Premises in the City of Fredericton, verified 2026-06-05.

By-law No. R-2 — Maintenance and Occupancy Standards For Residential Properties By-Law

Summary: Sets minimum maintenance and occupancy standards for residential properties in Fredericton. Three-part document (main bylaw + Schedules A and B). Enforced by By-law Enforcement Division.

By-law No. S-16 — A By-law Respecting Dangerous or Unsightly Premises in the City of Fredericton

Summary: Addresses properties posing safety concerns or unsightly conditions in Fredericton. Enforcement through By-law Enforcement Division. Bilingual PDF available.


Answer: In the City of Fredericton, New Brunswick, billing basis: flat and metered. Source: By-law No. W-3 — A By-law Respecting Water Rates and Sewer Rentals, verified 2026-06-05.

By-law No. S-8 — A By-law Regulating the Discharge of Water or Wastewater into Drains, Storm and Sanitary Sewer Systems

Summary: Regulates what may be discharged into Fredericton's storm and sanitary sewer systems. Classified under the Safety group. Bilingual PDF. Protects municipal drainage infrastructure and water quality.

By-law No. W-2 — A By-law Relating to the Water and Sewer System

Summary: Governs Fredericton's municipal water and sewer infrastructure. Bilingual PDF. Companion to W-3 (rates) and S-8 (discharge standards).

By-law No. W-3 — A By-law Respecting Water Rates and Sewer Rentals

Summary: Sets water rates and sewer rental fees for Fredericton. Bilingual document. Companion to W-2 (system) and S-8 (discharge).


Answer: The City of Fredericton, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: By-Law No. W-4: A Bylaw to Regulate the Collection and Disposal of Garbage and Other Material, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law No. W-4: A Bylaw to Regulate the Collection and Disposal of Garbage and Other Material

Summary: Regulates collection and disposal of garbage and other material in Fredericton. Incorporates amending by-laws W-4.1, W-4.3, W-4.4, and W-4.5. Bilingual (English/French). Passed March 8, 2004.


Answer: Fredericton, New Brunswick has no other documents bylaw on record as of 2026-06-05.

By-Law Index — City of Fredericton

Summary: Full searchable index of 112 City of Fredericton bylaws across seven category groups (Administration, Land Use, Regulations & Licensing, Safety, Traffic and Streets, City Works, Zoning). Each entry links to a bilingual PDF.

By-law No. R-13 — Tourism Accommodation Levy By-law for the City of Fredericton

Summary: Imposes a tourism accommodation levy (tax) on operators in Fredericton. A tax/levy instrument, not STR licensing; recategorized to other. The actual STR licensing/permitting framework sits in Zoning By-law Z-5.


Answer: The City of Fredericton, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Supplier Code of Conduct, verified 2026-06-07.

Supplier Code of Conduct

Summary: Policy setting expectations for all suppliers and subcontractors doing business with the City, covering forced/child labour prohibitions, health and safety, non-discrimination, employment practices, and environmental responsibility.


Answer: The City of Fredericton, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Privacy Policy, verified 2026-06-07.

Privacy Policy

Summary: City policy governing collection, use, and disclosure of personal information for website use, city services, and employment applications. Complies with NB RTIPPA and PHIPAA.


Answer: The City of Fredericton, New Brunswick has 2 adopted policies on file: Climate Change Adaptation Plan; Plan municipal d'adaptation aux changements climatiques (French version), verified 2026-06-07.

Climate Change Adaptation Plan

Summary: Formally adopted plan (approved by Council ~2023) identifying climate risks to Fredericton and outlining strategies for infrastructure upgrades, environmental protection, regulatory updates, and emergency preparedness.

Plan municipal d'adaptation aux changements climatiques (French version)

Summary: French-language version of the Climate Change Adaptation Plan, reflecting Fredericton's bilingual obligations under New Brunswick's Official Languages Act.


Answer: Fredericton, New Brunswick has no technology policy on record as of 2026-06-07.

Artificial Intelligence Policy – Briefing Report and Draft Policy Statements

Summary: Discussion briefing report to Fredericton Council presenting draft AI/LLM policy statements (ethical use, bias mitigation, governance, compliance). Confirmed a draft, not an adopted policy.


Answer: The City of Fredericton, New Brunswick has 6 adopted policies on file: 2023 Affordable Housing Implementation Plan; Affordable Housing Strategy; Community Energy and Emissions Plan; Corporate Energy and Emissions Plan; Heritage Program and Services Review; Imagine Fredericton: The Municipal Plan, verified 2026-06-07.

2023 Affordable Housing Implementation Plan

Summary: One-year implementation plan outlining concrete steps to advance the Affordable Housing Strategy, including staffing an Affordable Housing Development Coordinator and permit fee grants for non-profits.

Affordable Housing Strategy

Summary: Council-adopted strategy (2022) providing a road map for addressing housing affordability. Identifies tools and recommendations including density bonusing, inclusionary zoning, and non-profit development grants.

Community Energy and Emissions Plan

Summary: Adopted plan (introduced 2021) addressing community-wide GHG emissions from homes, workplaces, vehicles, and waste, targeting 50% reduction by 2030 and net-zero by 2050.

Corporate Energy and Emissions Plan

Summary: Adopted plan (introduced 2021) covering City operations GHG reductions: municipal buildings, fleet vehicles, and water/wastewater management. Same net-zero targets as community plan.

Heritage Program and Services Review

Summary: Adopted by Fredericton City Council in June 2023; reviews and reformulates the City's heritage program and services with annual implementation plans tracking progress.

Imagine Fredericton: The Municipal Plan

Summary: The City's formal municipal plan adopted Jan 27 2020, guiding development over 25 years. Covers land use, housing, environmental protection, heritage, urban design, transportation, and economic growth.

Plans & Strategies Index

Summary: City of Fredericton's index page listing all formally adopted plans and strategies, including housing, climate, parks, municipal planning, and urban design documents.


Answer: The City of Fredericton, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: AI Briefing Report and Draft Policy Statements, verified 2026-05-26.

AI Briefing Report and Draft Policy Statements

Summary: City of Fredericton council briefing report (eSCRIBE) presenting draft AI and LLMs policy statements: responsible/ethical use principles, governance oversight, staff training, bias mitigation, regular compliance audits, and reporting to council on AI use and impact.

Fredericton working on an artificial intelligence policy to improve the city's efficiency

Summary: Global News report (July 2024) that the City of Fredericton is developing an AI policy to improve city efficiency, weighing applications and risks of the technology at the municipal level.


Answer: The Village of Fredericton Junction, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: By-Law No. 2012-01 — Repeal of Noise By-Law #21, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law No. 2012-01 — Repeal of Noise By-Law #21

Summary: Repeals former Noise By-Law No. 21. No replacement noise bylaw appears in the current index, suggesting no active village-level noise bylaw exists post-2012 (provincial law may apply).


Answer: In the Village of Fredericton Junction, New Brunswick, licence required: True; leash rule: Dogs must not run at large; Dog Constable shall seize any dog found running at large.; fines: $70–$500 (general offences); $70–$250 (s.8(6) court-order non-compliance); $120–$5,000 (s.8(7) post-deadline court-order failure). Source: By-Law No. 2002-02 — Policies for Dog Constable, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law No. 2002-02 — Policies for Dog Constable

Summary: Establishes policies for the village dog constable position governing dog control within Fredericton Junction. Title confirmed from the official index.

Dogs must not run at large; Dog Constable shall seize any dog found running at large.

$70–$500 (general offences); $70–$250 (s.8(6) court-order non-compliance); $120–$5,000 (s.8(7) post-deadline court-order failure)

refuses or neglects to register his dog under this By-Law

permits his dog to run at large; Dog Constable shall seize and impound any dog found running at large

fine not less than seventy ($70.00) dollars and not more than five hundred ($500.00) dollars; s.8(6); s.8(7)


Answer: The Village of Fredericton Junction, New Brunswick has 2 adopted bylaws on file: By-Law No. 2009-01 — Rural Plan (Village of Fredericton Junction); By-Law No. 2020-01 — Rural Plan (as amended), verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law No. 2009-01 — Rural Plan (Village of Fredericton Junction)

Summary: Rural plan and zoning bylaw dividing the village into zones (R-2, VC, C, I, PRI, RA, OS) and prescribing permitted uses. Superseded for zoning by By-Law 2020-01.

By-Law No. 2020-01 — Rural Plan (as amended)

Summary: Updated Rural Plan bylaw for the Village of Fredericton Junction, superseding By-Law 2009-01 for zoning and land use. Further amended by By-Law No. 2026-01.

By-Law No. 2026-01 — Amendment to Rural Plan By-Law No. 2020-01

Summary: Amends the Village's Rural Plan (By-Law 2020-01). Adopted and filed with the Provincial Land Registration Office April 29-30, 2026.


Answer: In the Village of Fredericton Junction, New Brunswick, standards: No person shall permit premises to be unsightly: ashes, junk, rubbish, refuse, wood shavings, derelict vehicles/equipment/machinery, or dilapidated buildings; no vacant/unoccupied building hazardous to public safety.; enforcement: Officer issues written notice to owner/occupier; if non-compliant, municipality may clean up, repair, or demolish at owner's cost, which becomes a debt and lien on the property.; standards: Prohibits junk, rubbish, derelict vehicles, dilapidated buildings on premises; vacant/unoccupied or structurally unsound buildings hazardous to public safety.; enforcement: Bylaw officer issues written notice; on non-compliance municipality may clean, repair, or demolish at owner's cost; costs are a debt and lien on property.. Source: By-Law No. 2013-02 — Dangerous & Unsightly Premises; By-Law No. 2024-002 — Dangerous & Unsightly Premises (Repeals By-Law No. 2013-02), verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law No. 2013-02 — Dangerous & Unsightly Premises

Summary: Regulates dangerous and unsightly premises within the Village of Fredericton Junction. Repealed/superseded by By-Law 2024-002.

No person shall permit premises to be unsightly: ashes, junk, rubbish, refuse, wood shavings, derelict vehicles/equipment/machinery, or dilapidated buildings; no vacant/unoccupied building hazardous to public safety.

Officer issues written notice to owner/occupier; if non-compliant, municipality may clean up, repair, or demolish at owner's cost, which becomes a debt and lien on the property.

s. 190.04(1)(a)-(b): "cost of carrying out such work...is chargeable to the owner or occupier and becomes a debt due to the municipality"

By-Law No. 2024-002 — Dangerous & Unsightly Premises (Repeals By-Law No. 2013-02)

Summary: Updated dangerous and unsightly premises bylaw for Fredericton Junction, repealing the 2013-02 version. Scanned PDF; title confirmed from the official index.

Prohibits junk, rubbish, derelict vehicles, dilapidated buildings on premises; vacant/unoccupied or structurally unsound buildings hazardous to public safety.

Bylaw officer issues written notice; on non-compliance municipality may clean, repair, or demolish at owner's cost; costs are a debt and lien on property.


Answer: In the Village of Fredericton Junction, New Brunswick, where allowed: Diamond Square Road, Gore Road, Neary Hill, Horseman Road, Maynard Road, Mersereau Street, Currie Lane and Prides Landing Road.; helmet or age rules: Driver or any occupant must properly wear a helmet complying with standards prescribed under the Motor Vehicle Act.. Source: By-Law No. 2019-02 — All-Terrain Vehicle By-Law, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law No. 2019-02 — All-Terrain Vehicle By-Law

Summary: Regulates operation of all-terrain vehicles within the Village of Fredericton Junction. Scanned PDF; title confirmed from the official index.

Diamond Square Road, Gore Road, Neary Hill, Horseman Road, Maynard Road, Mersereau Street, Currie Lane and Prides Landing Road.

Driver or any occupant must properly wear a helmet complying with standards prescribed under the Motor Vehicle Act.


Answer: In the Village of Fredericton Junction, New Brunswick, connection mandatory: True; billing basis: flat; connection mandatory: True; billing basis: flat. Source: By-Law No. 2013-01 — Water & Sewer System; By-Law No. 2022-02 — Water & Sewer System (Repeals By-Law No. 2013-01), verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law No. 2013-01 — Water & Sewer System

Summary: Governs the village's water and sewer utility. Amended by By-Laws 2018-01 and 2019-01; repealed/replaced by By-Law 2022-02.

By-Law No. 2022-02 — Water & Sewer System (Repeals By-Law No. 2013-01)

Summary: Updated water and sewer bylaw for the Village of Fredericton Junction, repealing and replacing By-Law 2013-01.


Answer: Fredericton Junction, New Brunswick has no other documents bylaw on record as of 2026-06-05.

Village By-Laws Index — Village of Fredericton Junction

Summary: Official bylaws index page listing all adopted Village of Fredericton Junction bylaws with direct PDF/DOC download links.


Answer: Fredericton Junction, New Brunswick has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: In the Village of Fundy Albert, New Brunswick, fines: not exceeding FIVE Hundred Dollars ($500=00); construction hours: 06:00-21:00 Monday to Saturday; exemptions: Snow removal and emergency equipment exempt at any time; fines: $25.00-$200.00. Source: Hillsborough By-Law No. 22 — Prevention of Excessive Noise; Riverside-Albert By-Law No. 11 — Disturbance by Noise, verified 2026-06-05.

Hillsborough By-Law No. 22 — Prevention of Excessive Noise

Summary: Legacy noise by-law from former Village of Hillsborough, still in force for that area of Fundy Albert. Restricts excessive noise disturbances.

s. 5: "penalty not exceeding FIVE Hundred Dollars ($500=00)"

Riverside-Albert By-Law No. 11 — Disturbance by Noise

Summary: Legacy noise disturbance by-law from former Village of Riverside-Albert, still in force for that area of Fundy Albert.

Snow removal and emergency equipment exempt at any time

s. 3: "between the hours of six o, clock in the forenoon and nine o;clock in the afternoon from Monday to Saturday"

s. 3: "snow removal and emergency equipment at any time"

s. 4: "not more than two hundred dollars ($200.00) and not less than twenty five ($25.00)"


Answer: The Village of Fundy Albert, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Dog Control By-Law No. 2025-01, verified 2026-06-05.

Dog Control By-Law No. 2025-01

Summary: Fundy Albert dog/animal control by-law, covering dog licensing, leash requirements, and control of animals within the municipality.


Answer: In the Village of Fundy Albert, New Brunswick, permit required: True; permit issuer: New Brunswick Department of Natural Resources or the Department of Environment and Local Government; allowed conditions: Burning in a properly constructed incinerator is permitted without a permit.; permit required: True. Source: Hillsborough By-Law No. 41 — Fire Department and Prevention/Extinguishment of Fires; Riverside-Albert By-Law No. 12A — Fire Department and Fire Prevention/Extinguishment, verified 2026-06-05.

Hillsborough By-Law No. 41 — Fire Department and Prevention/Extinguishment of Fires

Summary: Legacy fire department and fire prevention/extinguishment by-law from former Village of Hillsborough, still in force for that area of Fundy Albert.

Burning in a properly constructed incinerator is permitted without a permit.

Riverside-Albert By-Law No. 12A — Fire Department and Fire Prevention/Extinguishment

Summary: Legacy fire department and fire prevention/extinguishment by-law from former Village of Riverside-Albert, still in force for that area of Fundy Albert.

Burning in a properly constructed incinerator is exempt from the permit requirement.

s. 18: "without a proper permit from the New Brunswick Department of Natural Resources or the Department of Environment and Local Government"

s. 18: "a proper permit from the New Brunswick Department of Natural Resources or the Department of Environment and Local Government"

s. 18: "Other than in a properly constructed incinerator"


Answer: The Village of Fundy Albert, New Brunswick has 2 adopted bylaws on file: Alma By-Law No. 97 — Rural Plan; Hillsborough By-Law No. 37 — Zoning By-Law Amendment, verified 2026-06-05.

Alma By-Law No. 97 — Rural Plan

Summary: Legacy rural plan/zoning by-law from former Village of Alma, still in force; guides land use in the Alma area of Fundy Albert.

Hillsborough By-Law No. 37 — Zoning By-Law Amendment

Summary: Legacy zoning by-law amendment from former Village of Hillsborough, still in force for that area of Fundy Albert.


Answer: In the Village of Fundy Albert, New Brunswick, winter parking ban: No parking on any street between midnight and 7:00 a.m., from November 1st to April 30th inclusive; no parking on Main Street between 2:00 a.m. and 5:00 a.m., from April 1st to November 30th inclusive; fines: minimum fine of $30 and a maximum fine of $125; fines: $100.00 to $200.00 for each breach. Source: Alma By-Law No. 100 — Traffic and Parking; Riverside-Albert By-Law No. 17 — Snow and Ice, verified 2026-06-05.

Alma By-Law No. 100 — Traffic and Parking

Summary: Legacy traffic and parking by-law from former Village of Alma, still in force for that area of Fundy Albert.

No parking on any street between midnight and 7:00 a.m., from November 1st to April 30th inclusive; no parking on Main Street between 2:00 a.m. and 5:00 a.m., from April 1st to November 30th inclusive

minimum fine of $30 and a maximum fine of $125

Riverside-Albert By-Law No. 17 — Snow and Ice

Summary: Legacy snow and ice by-law from former Village of Riverside-Albert, still in force for that area of Fundy Albert. Covers winter maintenance obligations.

not be less than $100.00 for each breach and not greater than $200.00


Answer: In the Village of Fundy Albert, New Brunswick, standards: No person shall permit premises to be unsightly by allowing ashes, junk, rubbish, refuse, construction residue, derelict vehicles/equipment/machinery, or dilapidated buildings; or permit buildings to become safety hazards due to vacancy or dilapidation.; enforcement: By-law enforcement officer issues written notice; if not complied with, Council may cause cleanup, repair, or demolition at owner/occupier's cost, which becomes a debt due to Municipality and forms a lien on the property.. Source: Dangerous or Unsightly Premises By-Law No. 2024-06, verified 2026-06-05.

Dangerous or Unsightly Premises By-Law No. 2024-06

Summary: Fundy Albert by-law relating to dangerous or unsightly premises, including property maintenance standards and remediation requirements. Signed May 7, 2024.

No person shall permit premises to be unsightly by allowing ashes, junk, rubbish, refuse, construction residue, derelict vehicles/equipment/machinery, or dilapidated buildings; or permit buildings to become safety hazards due to vacancy or dilapidation.

By-law enforcement officer issues written notice; if not complied with, Council may cause cleanup, repair, or demolition at owner/occupier's cost, which becomes a debt due to Municipality and forms a lien on the property.


Answer: In the Village of Fundy Albert, New Brunswick, where allowed: Golf Club Road (trail 3219 connector), Nicholas Drive, Surrey Hill Drive between Nicholas Drive and Route 114, and Route 114 between Surrey Hill Drive and 2995 (~70m), max 40 km/h; helmet or age rules: Driver must have a valid driver's licence (s. 4c); driver and all occupants must wear a helmet complying with Motor Vehicle Act Regulations (s. 5). Source: Hillsborough By-Law No. 56 — All Terrain Vehicles on Village Roads, verified 2026-06-05.

Hillsborough By-Law No. 56 — All Terrain Vehicles on Village Roads

Summary: Legacy ATV/OHV by-law from former Village of Hillsborough, still in force for that area of Fundy Albert. Regulates all-terrain vehicles on village roads.

Golf Club Road (trail 3219 connector), Nicholas Drive, Surrey Hill Drive between Nicholas Drive and Route 114, and Route 114 between Surrey Hill Drive and 2995 (~70m), max 40 km/h

Driver must have a valid driver's licence (s. 4c); driver and all occupants must wear a helmet complying with Motor Vehicle Act Regulations (s. 5)


Answer: In the Village of Fundy Albert, New Brunswick, connection mandatory: True; billing basis: flat; connection mandatory: True; billing basis: flat. Source: Alma By-Law No. 88A — Water and Sewage; Hillsborough By-Law No. 30 — Water and Sewer Rates; Riverside-Albert By-Law No. 7 — Water and Wastewater, verified 2026-06-05.

Alma By-Law No. 88A — Water and Sewage

Summary: Legacy Village of Alma Water and Sewage By-Law, still in force for that area of Fundy Albert.

s. 43 — "shall install in the premises, connections with the water and sewer mains"

"payable in advance in quarterly installments"

Hillsborough By-Law No. 30 — Water and Sewer Rates

Summary: Legacy water and sewer rates by-law from former Village of Hillsborough, still in force for that area of Fundy Albert.

s. 33 — "shall install in the premises, connections with the water and sewer mains"

s. 6 — fixed annual rates listed; meter rate "To be applied at a later date"

Riverside-Albert By-Law No. 7 — Water and Wastewater

Summary: Legacy water and wastewater by-law from former Village of Riverside-Albert, still in force for that area of Fundy Albert.


Answer: In the Village of Fundy Albert, New Brunswick, collection schedule: weekly and bi-weekly regular pickup; sorting required: True; container or bag limit: max weight 15 kilograms (33 pounds); bags no greater than 35" (89 cm) wide and 47" (120 cm) long; accepted or banned: Accepted: Organics, Recyclables, Garbage (Schedules A-C). Banned: Hazardous, Non-collectable Waste (Schedules D-E).. Source: By-Law No. 28: A By-Law Regarding Solid Waste (Riverside-Albert); By-Law No. 48: A By-Law to Regulate Collection, Storage and Disposal of Solid Waste and Other Materials (Hillsborough); By-Law No. 92: A By-Law to Regulate the Collection, Storage and Disposal of Solid Waste and Other Materials (Alma), verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law No. 28: A By-Law Regarding Solid Waste (Riverside-Albert)

Summary: Former Riverside-Albert local government bylaw regarding solid waste. Remains in effect for the Riverside-Albert area of Fundy Albert. Adoption date not recoverable from scanned document.

max weight 15 kilograms (33 pounds); bags no greater than 35" (89 cm) wide and 47" (120 cm) long

Accepted: Organics, Recyclables, Garbage (Schedules A-C). Banned: Hazardous, Non-collectable Waste (Schedules D-E).

Schedule "A", Schedule "B", Schedule "C", Schedule "D", Schedule "E"

By-Law No. 48: A By-Law to Regulate Collection, Storage and Disposal of Solid Waste and Other Materials (Hillsborough)

Summary: Former Village of Hillsborough bylaw regulating collection, storage, and disposal of solid waste. Remains in effect for the Hillsborough area of Fundy Albert. Adoption date not recoverable from scanned document.

Accepted: Blue/green bags, cardboard, glass, ashes. Banned: Hazardous waste, dangerous goods, commercial wood/metal.

By-Law No. 92: A By-Law to Regulate the Collection, Storage and Disposal of Solid Waste and Other Materials (Alma)

Summary: Former Village of Alma bylaw governing collection, storage, and disposal of solid waste and other materials. Remains in effect for the Alma area of Fundy Albert. Adoption date not recoverable from scanned document.

Blue transparent bags for dry waste; Green transparent bags for wet waste; Receptacle 50-90 litres max 20 kg

Hazardous Waste and Dangerous Goods prohibited in household collection; Ashes must be cold 5 days


Answer: Fundy Albert, New Brunswick has no other documents bylaw on record as of 2026-06-05.

Alma By-Laws subpage

Summary: Index of former Village of Alma by-laws still in force within Fundy Albert, including traffic/parking, water/sewage, rural plan, fire department.

Building By-Law No. 2023-05

Summary: Fundy Albert building by-law covering construction standards and building-permit requirements. Building code is outside the target categories; recategorized to other and demoted.

By-Laws Index — Fundy Albert

Summary: Top-level bylaws landing page for Village of Fundy Albert, linking to four sub-sections: Fundy Albert by-laws, and legacy by-laws for former villages of Alma, Hillsborough, and Riverside-Albert that remain in force.

Fundy Albert By-Laws subpage

Summary: Index of by-laws enacted directly by Fundy Albert (post-amalgamation): Corporate Seal, Remuneration, Building, Unsightly Premises, Dog Control, Code of Conduct, Emergency Measures, Council Proceedings.

Hillsborough By-Laws subpage

Summary: Index of former Village of Hillsborough by-laws still in force within Fundy Albert.

Riverside-Albert By-Laws subpage

Summary: Index of former Village of Riverside-Albert by-laws still in force within Fundy Albert.


Answer: The Village of Fundy Albert, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Community Grants Program Policy, verified 2026-06-07.

Community Grants Program Policy

Summary: Sets criteria and process for community grants awarded by the Village of Fundy Albert.


Answer: The Village of Fundy Albert, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Snow Removal Policy, verified 2026-06-07.

Snow Removal Policy

Summary: Sets standards and priorities for municipal snow removal operations.


Answer: The Village of Fundy Albert, New Brunswick has 7 adopted policies on file: Chief Administrative Officer Policy; Employee Health and Safety Statement; Helmet Policy; Inclement Weather Policy; On-Call Policy; Respectful Workplace Policy; Use of Municipal Resources Policy, verified 2026-06-07.

Chief Administrative Officer Policy

Summary: Defines the role, responsibilities and authority of the Chief Administrative Officer.

Employee Health and Safety Statement

Summary: Workplace health and safety statement for Village of Fundy Albert employees.

Helmet Policy

Summary: Requires helmet use for applicable municipal work activities.

Inclement Weather Policy

Summary: Sets procedures for municipal operations and staff attendance during inclement weather.

On-Call Policy

Summary: Governs on-call requirements and compensation for municipal staff.

Respectful Workplace Policy

Summary: Sets expectations for respectful conduct in the workplace for all village staff.

Use of Municipal Resources Policy

Summary: Governs appropriate use of municipal resources by staff and council.


Answer: The Village of Fundy Albert, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Right to Information and Protection of Privacy Policy, verified 2026-06-07.

Right to Information and Protection of Privacy Policy

Summary: Governs how the village handles access-to-information and privacy requests under the NB RTIPPA.


Answer: The Village of Fundy Albert, New Brunswick has 2 adopted policies on file: Respectful Communications Policy; Social Media Policy, verified 2026-06-07.

Respectful Communications Policy

Summary: Governs respectful communications between the public and municipal staff and council.

Social Media Policy

Summary: Governs official social media use on behalf of the municipality.


Answer: The Village of Fundy Albert, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Warming Centre Activation Policy, verified 2026-06-07.

Warming Centre Activation Policy

Summary: Governs activation of village warming centres during extreme cold events (non-state-of-emergency conditions).


Answer: The Village of Fundy Albert, New Brunswick has 2 adopted policies on file: Council Expense Policy; Financial Management & Procurement Policy, verified 2026-06-07.

Council Expense Policy

Summary: Governs expense claims and reimbursements for council members.

Financial Management & Procurement Policy

Summary: Governs the village's financial management and procurement practices.


Answer: The Village of Fundy Albert, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Employee Code of Conduct and Ethics, verified 2026-06-07.

Employee Code of Conduct and Ethics

Summary: Establishes code of conduct and ethical standards for Village of Fundy Albert employees.


Answer: The Village of Fundy Albert, New Brunswick has 5 adopted policies on file: Disposal of Surplus, Obsolete, or Damaged Equipment Policy; Flag Policy; Strategic Plan 2024-2029; Street Light Policy; Surplus Land & Land Acquisition Policy, verified 2026-06-07.

Disposal of Surplus, Obsolete, or Damaged Equipment Policy

Summary: Governs disposal of surplus, obsolete, or damaged municipal equipment.

Flag Policy

Summary: Governs flying of flags at municipal facilities and in honour of events or persons.

Strategic Plan 2024-2029

Summary: Five-year strategic plan covering infrastructure, village services, communications, strategic partnerships, and economic development and tourism.

Street Light Policy

Summary: Governs municipal street lighting standards and maintenance responsibilities.

Surplus Land & Land Acquisition Policy

Summary: Governs the disposition and acquisition of municipal land assets.

Policies & Directives Index

Summary: Index page listing all administrative and operational policies adopted by the Village of Fundy Albert, New Brunswick.


Answer: Fundy Albert, New Brunswick has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: In the Rural community of Fundy Shores, New Brunswick, licence required: True; licence fee: $15 (one-year); $25 (two-year); $35 (three-year); leash rule: Dogs must not be at large; unleashed dogs in public places, on others' private property, or unmanaged public areas are prohibited.; fines: category B offence under Part 2 of the Provincial Offences Procedure Act. Source: By-Law B-2-2025: Dog Control By-Law, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law B-2-2025: Dog Control By-Law

Summary: Fundy Shores Dog Control By-Law (B-2-2025); read third time and enacted April 2, 2025, effective same date. Regulates dog control, leashing, registration and impoundment within the rural community.

$15 (one-year); $25 (two-year); $35 (three-year)

Dogs must not be at large; unleashed dogs in public places, on others' private property, or unmanaged public areas are prohibited.

category B offence under Part 2 of the Provincial Offences Procedure Act


Answer: The Rural community of Fundy Shores, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: By-Law B-1-2023: Fire By-Law, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law B-1-2023: Fire By-Law

Summary: Fundy Shores Fire By-Law (B-1-2023) respecting the Musquash Fire-Rescue Department; read third time October 4, 2023, effective January 1, 2024. Covers fire prevention and department operations within the rural community.


Answer: The Rural community of Fundy Shores, New Brunswick has 2 adopted bylaws on file: By-Law C-2-2024: Rural Plan By-Law; By-Law C-4-2026: Building By-Law, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law C-2-2024: Rural Plan By-Law

Summary: Fundy Shores Rural Plan By-law (C-2-2024) establishing land use and zoning standards for the rural community; zoning overlay maps dated October 2024. Confirmed adopted; third-reading date field blank in the document.

By-Law C-4-2026: Building By-Law

Summary: Fundy Shores Building By-Law (C-4-2026) under the Building Code Administration Act; read third time February 4, 2026. Sets construction and inspection standards for the rural community.


Answer: In the Rural community of Fundy Shores, New Brunswick, standards: No person shall permit premises to have ashes, junk, rubbish, refuse, construction residue, derelict vehicles/equipment/machinery, or dilapidated buildings; or permit vacant/dilapidated buildings to become public safety hazards.; enforcement: By-law enforcement officer may issue written notice to owner/occupier; if non-compliant, Fundy Shores may clean, repair, or demolish at owner's cost, with costs becoming a debt and lien on the property.. Source: By-Law C-1-2023: Dangerous or Unsightly Premises, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law C-1-2023: Dangerous or Unsightly Premises

Summary: Fundy Shores by-law respecting dangerous or unsightly premises (C-1-2023); read third time October 4, 2023, in force January 1, 2024. Sets property standards and addresses nuisance premises.

No person shall permit premises to have ashes, junk, rubbish, refuse, construction residue, derelict vehicles/equipment/machinery, or dilapidated buildings; or permit vacant/dilapidated buildings to become public safety hazards.

By-law enforcement officer may issue written notice to owner/occupier; if non-compliant, Fundy Shores may clean, repair, or demolish at owner's cost, with costs becoming a debt and lien on the property.


Answer: In the Rural community of Fundy Shores, New Brunswick, schedule scope: Fees for community planning and development services as set out in Schedule "A".; notable fees: Zoning confirmation letter $100.00; Zoning compliance letter $200.00; Variance application $250.00; Terms and conditions application $250.00; Similar and compatible use application $250.00; Temporary use application $250.00; Approval or exemption of documents $100.00.. Source: By-Law C-3-2026: Universal Fees By-Law for the Rural Community of Fundy Shores, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law C-3-2026: Universal Fees By-Law for the Rural Community of Fundy Shores

Summary: Prescribes fees for community planning and development services including zoning confirmation letters, compliance letters, variance applications, terms-and-conditions applications, and subdivision document approvals. Received third reading February 4, 2026. Enacted under Community Planning Act S.N.B. (2017).

Fees for community planning and development services as set out in Schedule "A".

Zoning confirmation letter $100.00; Zoning compliance letter $200.00; Variance application $250.00; Terms and conditions application $250.00; Similar and compatible use application $250.00; Temporary use application $250.00; Approval or exemption of documents $100.00.


Answer: Fundy Shores, New Brunswick has no other documents bylaw on record as of 2026-06-05.

By-Laws & Policies Index — Fundy Shores

Summary: Official bylaws and policies page for the Rural Community of Fundy Shores, NB. Lists adopted by-laws with PDF links including fire, unsightly premises, rural plan, dog control, and building by-laws.


Answer: The Rural community of Fundy Shores, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Community Grant Policy, verified 2026-06-07.

Community Grant Policy

Summary: Sets criteria and process for community grants, in-kind sponsorships, donations, and operating grants for local organizations.


Answer: The Rural community of Fundy Shores, New Brunswick has 2 adopted policies on file: Respectful Workplace Policy; Scent Free Policy, verified 2026-06-07.

Respectful Workplace Policy

Summary: Sets standards for respectful conduct in the workplace for Fundy Shores staff.

Scent Free Policy

Summary: Requires scent-free environment in municipal facilities and at council meetings.


Answer: The Rural community of Fundy Shores, New Brunswick has 3 adopted policies on file: Citizen Recognition Policy; Presenting to Council Policy; Social Media Policy, verified 2026-06-07.

Citizen Recognition Policy

Summary: Governs recognition of citizens for community contributions by the Rural Community of Fundy Shores.

Presenting to Council Policy

Summary: Sets rules and procedures for members of the public wishing to present to council.

Social Media Policy

Summary: Governs official and personal social media use by Rural Community of Fundy Shores representatives.


Answer: The Rural community of Fundy Shores, New Brunswick has 2 adopted policies on file: Emergency Alert System Policy; Public Alert System Policy, verified 2026-06-07.

Emergency Alert System Policy

Summary: Governs activation and use of the emergency alert system for the Rural Community of Fundy Shores.

Public Alert System Policy

Summary: Governs the public alert system and communications during emergencies.


Answer: The Rural community of Fundy Shores, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Corporate Credit Card Policy, verified 2026-06-07.

Corporate Credit Card Policy

Summary: Governs the issuance and use of corporate credit cards by municipal staff.


Answer: The Rural community of Fundy Shores, New Brunswick has 4 adopted policies on file: Cyber Security Incident Response Policy; Electronic Mail Use Policy; Internet Use Policy; Paperless Council Policy, verified 2026-06-07.

Cyber Security Incident Response Policy

Summary: Establishes procedures for responding to cybersecurity incidents affecting the rural community.

Electronic Mail Use Policy

Summary: Governs acceptable email use by Rural Community of Fundy Shores staff and council.

Internet Use Policy

Summary: Governs acceptable internet use by Rural Community of Fundy Shores staff and council.

Paperless Council Policy

Summary: Establishes paperless practices for council meetings and document distribution.


Answer: The Rural community of Fundy Shores, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Streetlight Policy, verified 2026-06-07.

Streetlight Policy

Summary: Governs municipal streetlight standards and maintenance in Fundy Shores.

By-Laws & Policies Index

Summary: Index page listing all by-laws and policies for the Rural Community of Fundy Shores, NB (31 Malcolm Meehan Road, Musquash NB).


Answer: Fundy Shores, New Brunswick has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: The Village of Fundy-St. Martins, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Fundy-St. Martins Rural Plan (By-law #11), verified 2026-06-05.

Summary: Fundy-St. Martins Rural Plan (By-law #11), title page dated September 2024. Establishes zoning standards and permitted uses; consolidated three predecessor planning documents (Simonds Parish, Saint Martins Parish, Village of St. Martins plans).

FUNDY-ST. MARTINS — Fundy Regional Service Commission planning page

Summary: FRSC page for the Fundy-St. Martins Rural Plan with PDF download and planning-application contact info (rezoning, variances, amendments).


Answer: Fundy-St. Martins, New Brunswick has no other documents bylaw on record as of 2026-06-05.

BY-LAWS — Village of Fundy-St. Martins

Summary: Official bylaws page for Village of Fundy-St. Martins, NB. Page exists and is linked from village navigation; Wix-rendered content not extractable, so the full bylaw register could not be enumerated.


Answer: The Village of Fundy-St. Martins, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: 4 Seasons Complex Advertising Policy, verified 2026-06-07.

4 Seasons Complex Advertising Policy

Summary: Sponsorship and advertising policy for the 4 Season Complex in Fundy-St. Martins as a method of revenue generation for the facility.


Answer: The Village of Fundy-St. Martins, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Municipal Owned Vehicle Usage Policy (No. 2024-01), verified 2026-06-07.

Municipal Owned Vehicle Usage Policy (No. 2024-01)

Summary: Policy establishing guidelines for appropriate use of Village of Fundy-St. Martins municipal vehicles by authorized employees.


Answer: The Village of Fundy-St. Martins, New Brunswick has 4 adopted policies on file: Expense Claim Allowance Policy — Fundy-St. Martins; Operating Budget Policy; Reserves Policy; Signing Authorities Policy — Fundy-St. Martins, verified 2026-06-07.

Expense Claim Allowance Policy — Fundy-St. Martins

Summary: Council-approved policy governing expense claim allowances for the Village of Fundy-St. Martins (Date Approved: January 17, 2023).

Operating Budget Policy

Summary: Policy outlining financial principles governing the Village of Fundy-St. Martins operating budget and compliance with the Local Governance Act.

Reserves Policy

Summary: Policy setting standards for the establishment, management, and accounting of reserves and reserve funds for the Village of Fundy-St. Martins.

Signing Authorities Policy — Fundy-St. Martins

Summary: Council-approved policy providing signing authorities for agreements, contracts, and bank accounts (Date Approved: January 17, 2023).


Answer: Fundy-St. Martins, New Brunswick has no other policies & plans policy on record as of 2026-06-07.

By-Laws & Policies page — Village of Fundy-St. Martins

Summary: Official combined by-laws & policies page for the Village of Fundy-St. Martins; links 6 adopted policy PDFs alongside the village by-laws.


Answer: Fundy-St. Martins, New Brunswick has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: In the Town of Grand Bay-Westfield, New Brunswick, quiet hours: 11:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m.; exemptions: Town contractors/employees on duty, snow removal equipment, authorized emergency vehicles or equipment.; fines: $100.00 minimum to $1,500.00 maximum. Source: By-law GG-010: Noise, verified 2026-06-05.

By-law GG-010: Noise

Summary: Grand Bay-Westfield Noise By-law (GG-010); prohibits noise causing or likely to cause a public disturbance. Cover page OCR-confirmed; internal reading dates not extractable from the scan.

Town contractors/employees on duty, snow removal equipment, authorized emergency vehicles or equipment.

s. 4 "between the hours of 11:00 o'clock in the evening and 7:00 o'clock the following morning"

s. 3 "shall not apply to contractors or employees of the Town while in the course of their duties, snow removal equipment, authorized emergency vehicles or emergency equipment"

s. 7 "minimum fine of one hundred ($100.00) and a maximum fine of one thousand, five hundred dollars ($1,500.00)"


Answer: In the Town of Grand Bay-Westfield, New Brunswick, licence required: True; licence fee: $12.00 spayed/neutered; $30.00 non-spayed/non-neutered; $6.00 replacement; leash rule: Dogs must be on a leash at all times in public areas unless in a designated off-leash dog park.; max animals: No more than 3 dogs, 3 cats, or 3 rabbits per person. Source: By-law GG-008: Respecting Animal Control, verified 2026-06-05.

By-law GG-008: Respecting Animal Control

Summary: Grand Bay-Westfield Animal Control By-law (GG-008), signed version. Governs dog licensing, leash requirements and impoundment. PDF is a scanned image; reading dates not extractable.

$12.00 spayed/neutered; $30.00 non-spayed/non-neutered; $6.00 replacement

Dogs must be on a leash at all times in public areas unless in a designated off-leash dog park.

No more than 3 dogs, 3 cats, or 3 rabbits per person

$70.00 first offence; $70.00–$250.00 second; $70.00–$500.00 third and subsequent; administrative penalty $100.00–$1,500.00


Answer: In the Town of Grand Bay-Westfield, New Brunswick, permit required: False; allowed conditions: Cooking on barbeque; gas fire pits; outdoor wood-burning appliances ≥3m from structures, dry seasoned wood only, supervised; not during Kings County open burning ban.; fines: First contravention: N/C; second (same address within 365 days): $50; third and subsequent: $75; or category E offence upon conviction. Source: By-law PS-002: Volunteer Fire-Rescue Department (Open Burning), verified 2026-06-05.

By-law PS-002: Volunteer Fire-Rescue Department (Open Burning)

Summary: By-law PS-002. The Town's burning-information page expressly cites PS-002 as the by-law with which open-air burning must comply, so open-burning rules sit within this fire-department by-law. Scanned image; internal text not extractable.

Cooking on barbeque; gas fire pits; outdoor wood-burning appliances ≥3m from structures, dry seasoned wood only, supervised; not during Kings County open burning ban.

First contravention: N/C; second (same address within 365 days): $50; third and subsequent: $75; or category E offence upon conviction

s. 4 — "No person shall burn or cause to burn any material out of doors...except as follows"

Schedule "A" (For an offence under Section 4); s. 10


Answer: The Town of Grand Bay-Westfield, New Brunswick has 2 adopted bylaws on file: By-law PD-008: Municipal Plan By-law; By-law PD-009: Zoning By-law (Consolidated to October 2024), verified 2026-06-05.

By-law PD-008: Municipal Plan By-law

Summary: Grand Bay-Westfield Municipal Plan By-law (PD-008); read third time and enacted October 10, 2023. Sets the land-use policy framework for the town.

By-law PD-009: Zoning By-law (Consolidated to October 2024)

Summary: Grand Bay-Westfield Zoning By-law (PD-009); read third time and enacted October 10, 2023 (repealing former By-law 122 of 2020), consolidated to October 2024. Governs zones, permitted uses and development standards.


Answer: In the Town of Grand Bay-Westfield, New Brunswick, winter parking ban: No person shall stop, stand or park a motor vehicle on any Highway between the hours of midnight and 7:00 a.m. from December 1 to April 15; fines: $100.00 and $1,500 per offence. Source: By-law PS-005: Respecting Traffic and Parking (Draft); By-law PW-002: Respecting Snow and Ice Control, verified 2026-06-05.

By-law PS-005: Respecting Traffic and Parking (Draft)

Summary: Draft Traffic and Parking By-law (PS-005) for Grand Bay-Westfield; first and second readings July 10, 2023 but third-reading/enactment line left blank. Listed as 'Draft' on the official index — not yet adopted.

No person shall stop, stand or park a motor vehicle on any Highway between the hours of midnight and 7:00 a.m. from December 1 to April 15

By-law PW-002: Respecting Snow and Ice Control

Summary: Grand Bay-Westfield Snow and Ice Control By-law (PW-002). Governs snow and ice control responsibilities. PDF is a scanned image; reading dates not extractable.


Answer: The Town of Grand Bay-Westfield, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: By-law PS-004: Respecting Dangerous or Unsightly Premises, verified 2026-06-05.

By-law PS-004: Respecting Dangerous or Unsightly Premises

Summary: Grand Bay-Westfield By-law PS-004 addressing dangerous or unsightly premises. PDF is a scanned image; reading dates not extractable.


Answer: The Town of Grand Bay-Westfield, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: By-law PR-001: Respecting Roads Accessible to Off-Road Vehicles, verified 2026-06-05.

By-law PR-001: Respecting Roads Accessible to Off-Road Vehicles

Summary: Grand Bay-Westfield By-law PR-001 under the Off-Road Vehicle Act, designating roads accessible to off-road vehicles (ATVs/Side-by-Sides) per Schedule A, with permit and operating rules. Cover OCR-confirmed.


Answer: In the Town of Grand Bay-Westfield, New Brunswick, connection mandatory: True; billing basis: flat. Source: By-law PW-001: Respecting Sanitary Wastewater System, verified 2026-06-05.

By-law PW-001: Respecting Sanitary Wastewater System

Summary: Grand Bay-Westfield By-law PW-001 governing the sanitary wastewater system. PDF is a scanned image; reading dates not extractable.


Answer: The Town of Grand Bay-Westfield, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: By-law PD-001: Tourism Accommodation Levy, verified 2026-06-05.

By-law PD-001: Tourism Accommodation Levy

Summary: Grand Bay-Westfield Tourism Accommodation Levy By-law (PD-001); establishes and collects a tourism accommodation levy used for tourism promotion and development. A tax/levy by-law, not a short-term-rental licensing by-law.

By-laws Index — Town of Grand Bay-Westfield

Summary: Official bylaws index for the Town of Grand Bay-Westfield, organized by code series (GG, PD, PR, PS, PW) with PDF links. Confirmed as this municipality's official registry.


Answer: The Town of Grand Bay-Westfield, New Brunswick has 2 adopted policies on file: Parks and Recreation Comprehensive Master Plan (2021); Trails Master Plan (2026), verified 2026-06-07.

Parks and Recreation Comprehensive Master Plan (2021)

Summary: Comprehensive master plan for parks and recreation facilities and programming in Grand Bay-Westfield (October 2021).

Trails Master Plan (2026)

Summary: Master plan (January 2026) for the Town's trail network covering trail development, maintenance, and connectivity priorities.


Answer: The Town of Grand Bay-Westfield, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Snow and Ice Control Plan (Revised August 2025), verified 2026-06-07.

Snow and Ice Control Plan (Revised August 2025)

Summary: Town's adopted snow and ice control plan for 2025-2026 season covering road and sidewalk maintenance priorities and response standards. Revised August 2025.


Answer: The Town of Grand Bay-Westfield, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Website Privacy Policy P-GG-011, verified 2026-06-07.

Website Privacy Policy P-GG-011

Summary: Town website privacy policy (P-GG-011) governing collection and use of personal information through the Town's website. Effective date February 13, 2024.


Answer: The Town of Grand Bay-Westfield, New Brunswick has 2 adopted policies on file: Communications Plan 2024-2026; Website Terms and Conditions of Use, verified 2026-06-07.

Communications Plan 2024-2026

Summary: Town communications plan covering 2024-2026, setting out the Town's communications strategy and approach.

Website Terms and Conditions of Use

Summary: Terms and conditions governing use of the Town of Grand Bay-Westfield's official website.


Answer: The Town of Grand Bay-Westfield, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Community Climate Adaptation Plan (2021), verified 2026-06-07.

Community Climate Adaptation Plan (2021)

Summary: Town of Grand Bay-Westfield's community climate change adaptation plan (dated March 2021) outlining strategies for adapting to climate change impacts.


Answer: The Town of Grand Bay-Westfield, New Brunswick has 5 adopted policies on file: Active Transportation Plan (2025); Age-Friendly Committee Action Plan (2026); Corporate Energy Action Plan; Council Strategic Plan 2023-2026; Economic Development Action Plan (January 2022), verified 2026-06-07.

Active Transportation Plan (2025)

Summary: Town active transportation plan (final report December 5, 2025) covering walking, cycling, and non-motorized transportation networks and infrastructure priorities.

Age-Friendly Committee Action Plan (2026)

Summary: Action plan from the Town's Age-Friendly Committee covering 2026 initiatives to improve quality of life for older residents.

Corporate Energy Action Plan

Summary: Corporate energy action plan for the Town of Grand Bay-Westfield (dated April 10, 2025) covering energy efficiency and reduction targets for municipal operations.

Council Strategic Plan 2023-2026

Summary: Adopted council strategic plan setting direction and priorities for the Town of Grand Bay-Westfield for 2023 to 2026; originally adopted 2021, updated 2023.

Economic Development Action Plan (January 2022)

Summary: Adopted economic development action plan for the Town of Grand Bay-Westfield (January 2022) setting out strategic actions for local economic growth.

Publications Index (Plans & Policies)

Summary: Town of Grand Bay-Westfield publications index listing all formally adopted plans, policies, and reports including strategic plans, action plans, and department mandate letters.


Answer: Grand Bay-Westfield, New Brunswick has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: In the Town of Grand Falls, New Brunswick, permit required: True; permit issuer: Department of Natural Resources and Energy Development; allowed conditions: Small fire in approved outdoor fireplace within former municipal limits; open fires permitted in former LSDs with permit; propane/gas/charcoal BBQ permitted during Category 1 fire ban.; fines: minimum $140, maximum $2,100; administrative penalty of $1,500 for violations during a provincial burn ban. Source: Arrêté S-10 / By-Law S-10: Exterior Fires, verified 2026-06-05.

Arrêté S-10 / By-Law S-10: Exterior Fires

Summary: Grand Falls By-Law S-10 concerning exterior fires; first, second and third readings/enactment all August 13, 2025. Defines Category 1 fires per the NB Forest Fires Act and sets residential outdoor-fire safety controls.

Small fire in approved outdoor fireplace within former municipal limits; open fires permitted in former LSDs with permit; propane/gas/charcoal BBQ permitted during Category 1 fire ban.

minimum $140, maximum $2,100; administrative penalty of $1,500 for violations during a provincial burn ban

"open fires are permitted, but a burning permit must be obtained"

"a burning permit must be obtained from the Department of Natural Resources and Energy Development"


Answer: The Town of Grand Falls, New Brunswick has 2 adopted bylaws on file: Arrêté Z-1 / By-Law Z-1: Construction, Repair and Demolition of Buildings; Zoning By-law No. 1900 — former Town of Grand Falls, verified 2026-06-05.

Arrêté Z-1 / By-Law Z-1: Construction, Repair and Demolition of Buildings

Summary: Grand Falls By-Law Z-1 regulating construction, repair and demolition of buildings and structures, adopting the National Building Code 2020 per NB Reg 2021-2. Reading dates not extractable.

Zoning By-law No. 1900 — former Town of Grand Falls

Summary: Bilingual Zoning By-law No. 1900 for the former Town of Grand Falls, still in force within Grand Falls Regional Municipality. Governs zones, permitted uses and development standards. No full enactment date in the extracted text.

Land Use / Utilisation des terres page — Grand Falls Regional Municipality

Summary: Hub page for land-use documents: zoning bylaws, rural plans and zoning maps for the three amalgamated areas (Grand Falls, Drummond, Saint-André).


Answer: In the Town of Grand Falls, New Brunswick, winter parking ban: No person shall park a motor vehicle on any street within the Town of Grand Falls between the first day of November of any year and the fifteenth day of April of the succeeding year, between the hours of two o'clock and seven o'clock in the forenoon on any day for the purpose of snow removal.; fines: penalty in accordance with Section 113 (6) of the Motor Vehicle Act of New Brunswick. Source: By-law No. 82: Grand Falls Traffic By-law, verified 2026-06-05.

By-law No. 82: Grand Falls Traffic By-law

Summary: Grand Falls Traffic By-law (No. 82) regulating road traffic and parking in the former Town of Grand Falls. Reading dates not extractable from the scanned text.

No person shall park a motor vehicle on any street within the Town of Grand Falls between the first day of November of any year and the fifteenth day of April of the succeeding year, between the hours of two o'clock and seven o'clock in the forenoon on any day for the purpose of snow removal.

penalty in accordance with Section 113 (6) of the Motor Vehicle Act of New Brunswick


Answer: In the Town of Grand Falls, New Brunswick, standards: Grasses, lawns, weeds must not exceed 0.2 metre in height; lots must be kept clear of dead/decomposing trees, shrubs or undergrowth posing a public safety hazard.; enforcement: By-law enforcement officers authorized to carry out inspections; fines under Provincial Offences Procedure Act Class D; administrative penalties of $250 (1st), $500 (2nd), $1,000 (3rd+) offence payable within 45 calendar days.. Source: Arrêté Z-3 / By-Law Z-3: Tall Grasses, verified 2026-06-05.

Arrêté S-1 / By-Law S-1: Dangerous or Unsightly Premises

Summary: Grand Falls By-Law S-1 respecting dangerous or unsightly premises across the former Grand Falls, Drummond and Saint-André areas. Reading dates are handwritten (approx. April 2023) and not reliably legible, so adopted_date left null.

Arrêté Z-3 / By-Law Z-3: Tall Grasses

Summary: Grand Falls By-Law Z-3 respecting tall grasses; part of the nuisance/unsightly-premises regime. Reading-date fields are handwritten/blank and not legible, so adopted_date left null.

Grasses, lawns, weeds must not exceed 0.2 metre in height; lots must be kept clear of dead/decomposing trees, shrubs or undergrowth posing a public safety hazard.

By-law enforcement officers authorized to carry out inspections; fines under Provincial Offences Procedure Act Class D; administrative penalties of $250 (1st), $500 (2nd), $1,000 (3rd+) offence payable within 45 calendar days.

s. 5(3): "shall not measure more than 0.2 mètre in height"; s. 5(4): "kept clear of dead or decomposing trees"


Answer: The Town of Grand Falls, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Arrêté P-1 / By-Law P-1: Water and Sewer Service, verified 2026-06-05.

Arrêté P-1 / By-Law P-1: Water and Sewer Service

Summary: Grand Falls By-Law P-1 respecting water and sewer services post-2023 amalgamation; billing due end of month, 1.5%/month interest on overdue amounts. Comes into force on the day of its enactment; no full date stated in the text.


Answer: In the Town of Grand Falls, New Brunswick, collection schedule: four to five times per month; occupants informed by public notice of the day scheduled; container or bag limit: no more than one (1) container per residential unit and/or business per collection day; accepted or banned: Banned: paint, solvents, pesticides, oil, appliances, construction waste, hot ashes, stones, rocks, sand, gravel, trees, automobiles. Source: Arrêté P-2 / By-Law P-2: By-Law on Waste Collection and Disposal (Grand Falls), verified 2026-06-05.

Arrêté P-2 / By-Law P-2: By-Law on Waste Collection and Disposal (Grand Falls)

Summary: Regulates household garbage collection and disposal in Grand Falls Regional Municipality. Defines occupant, garbage, and enforcement officer roles. First read May 15, 2024; second read May 15, 2024; enacted June 19, 2024. Bilingual (French/English).

four to five times per month; occupants informed by public notice of the day scheduled

no more than one (1) container per residential unit and/or business per collection day

Banned: paint, solvents, pesticides, oil, appliances, construction waste, hot ashes, stones, rocks, sand, gravel, trees, automobiles

"take place four to five times per month and"

"container per residential unit and/or business will be collected"


Answer: In the Town of Grand Falls, New Brunswick, licence required: True; who must license: Persons peddling goods door-to-door or engaging in temporary sales businesses without a permanent place of business.; fee: $500 for each day of business; Food Trucks fees as described in Policy 2023-04; renewal: each day of business. Source: Arrêté D-2 / By-Law D-2: A By-Law Respecting Transient Traders (Peddler) and Temporary Sales Businesses, verified 2026-06-05.

Arrêté D-2 / By-Law D-2: A By-Law Respecting Transient Traders (Peddler) and Temporary Sales Businesses

Summary: Regulates transient traders (peddlers), temporary sales businesses, and food trucks operating in Grand Falls. Requires permits for hawking, peddling, or mobile food vending. References Policy 2023-04 for fee amounts. Enactment date not recoverable from poor OCR scan.

Persons peddling goods door-to-door or engaging in temporary sales businesses without a permanent place of business.

$500 for each day of business; Food Trucks fees as described in Policy 2023-04

License fee and duration (a); License fee and duration (c)


Answer: Grand Falls, New Brunswick has no other documents bylaw on record as of 2026-06-05.

Arrêtés et politiques / Bylaws and Policies — Grand Falls Regional Municipality

Summary: Official bilingual (Fr/EN) bylaws index for Grand Falls Regional Municipality, listing arrêtés by series (A, C, D, P, S, Z) with PDF links.


Answer: The Town of Grand Falls, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Politique NO. 2023-01 Mod.24.01 — Achat / Purchasing Policy, verified 2026-06-07.

Politique NO. 2023-01 Mod.24.01 — Achat / Purchasing Policy

Summary: Grand Falls purchasing/procurement policy (amended 2024) governing acquisition of goods and services by the municipality.


Answer: The Town of Grand Falls, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Politique NO. 2023-02 Mod.25.02 — Demandes de dons / Donation Requests Policy, verified 2026-06-07.

Politique NO. 2023-02 Mod.25.02 — Demandes de dons / Donation Requests Policy

Summary: Policy governing how Grand Falls evaluates and responds to donation and sponsorship requests from organizations (amended 2025).


Answer: The Town of Grand Falls, New Brunswick has 7 adopted policies on file: Politique NO. 2023-09 — Formation / Training Policy; Politique NO. 2023-10 — Vaccination contre l'hépatite A & B / Hepatitis A & B Vaccination Policy; Politique NO. 2024-15 — Initiatives de recrutement (FPGS) / Recruitment Initiatives Policy; Politique NO. 2025-17 — Santé et sécurité au travail / Workplace Health and Safety Policy; Politique NO. 2025-20 — Prévention et vaccination contre le tétanos / Tetanus Prevention and Vaccination Policy; Politique NO. 2026-21 — Harcèlement au travail / Workplace Harassment Policy; Politique NO. 2026-23 — Vérifications d'antécédents / Background Checks Policy, verified 2026-06-07.

Politique NO. 2023-09 — Formation / Training Policy

Summary: Policy governing employee training and professional development for Grand Falls staff.

Politique NO. 2023-10 — Vaccination contre l'hépatite A & B / Hepatitis A & B Vaccination Policy

Summary: Policy covering Hepatitis A and B vaccination for Town employees in applicable roles.

Politique NO. 2024-15 — Initiatives de recrutement (FPGS) / Recruitment Initiatives Policy

Summary: Policy governing recruitment initiatives for the Grand Falls francophone public service, including eligibility and incentive programs.

Politique NO. 2025-17 — Santé et sécurité au travail / Workplace Health and Safety Policy

Summary: Policy establishing the Town's commitment to workplace health and safety for all employees and contractors.

Politique NO. 2025-20 — Prévention et vaccination contre le tétanos / Tetanus Prevention and Vaccination Policy

Summary: Policy covering tetanus prevention and vaccination for applicable Town employees.

Politique NO. 2026-21 — Harcèlement au travail / Workplace Harassment Policy

Summary: Policy establishing the Town's standards and procedures for preventing and addressing workplace harassment (adopted 24 March 2026).

Politique NO. 2026-23 — Vérifications d'antécédents / Background Checks Policy

Summary: Policy governing background check requirements for Town employees and volunteers (adopted 24 March 2026), including scope and process.


Answer: The Town of Grand Falls, New Brunswick has 2 adopted policies on file: Politique NO. 2023-08 — Reconnaissance des Grandioses communautaires / Community Recognition Awards; Politique NO. 2025-19 — Politique culturelle / Cultural Policy, verified 2026-06-07.

Politique NO. 2023-08 — Reconnaissance des Grandioses communautaires / Community Recognition Awards

Summary: Policy governing the Town's community recognition awards program (Grandioses), including eligibility and selection criteria.

Politique NO. 2025-19 — Politique culturelle / Cultural Policy

Summary: Cultural policy for Grand Falls setting strategic direction for arts, culture, and heritage in the community.


Answer: The Town of Grand Falls, New Brunswick has 5 adopted policies on file: Politique NO. 2023-07 — Vente de terrains municipaux / Sale of Municipally Owned Land; Politique NO. 2024-11 — Mesures incitatives Eau et égout / Water and Sewer Incentive Policy; Politique NO. 2024-12 — Mesures incitatives entreprises commerciales et industrielles / Commercial and Industrial Business Incentives; Politique NO. 2024-13 — Mesures incitatives Unités de logement / Housing Unit Incentives Policy; Politique NO. 2026-24 — Utilisation de la taxe sur l'hébergement touristique / Tourism Accommodation Levy Use Policy, verified 2026-06-07.

Politique NO. 2023-07 — Vente de terrains municipaux / Sale of Municipally Owned Land

Summary: Policy governing the process and conditions for sale of land owned by Grand Falls. Document is numbered NO. 2023-07 (index mislabels it 2023-04).

Politique NO. 2024-11 — Mesures incitatives Eau et égout / Water and Sewer Incentive Policy

Summary: Policy setting out financial incentives for property owners connecting to or upgrading water and sewer services in Grand Falls.

Politique NO. 2024-12 — Mesures incitatives entreprises commerciales et industrielles / Commercial and Industrial Business Incentives

Summary: Policy providing financial incentives for commercial and industrial businesses locating or expanding in Grand Falls.

Politique NO. 2024-13 — Mesures incitatives Unités de logement / Housing Unit Incentives Policy

Summary: Policy offering financial incentives for creation or renovation of residential housing units in Grand Falls.

Politique NO. 2026-24 — Utilisation de la taxe sur l'hébergement touristique / Tourism Accommodation Levy Use Policy

Summary: Policy governing how revenue from the tourism accommodation levy is allocated and spent by the Régional Municipality of Grand Falls (adopted 15 April 2026).


Answer: The Town of Grand Falls, New Brunswick has 2 adopted policies on file: Politique NO. 2023-06 — Réunions plénières — procédures / Committee of the Whole Procedures; Politique NO. 2026-22 — Interdiction de fumer et de vapoter / Smoking and Vaping Ban Policy, verified 2026-06-07.

Politique NO. 2023-06 — Réunions plénières — procédures / Committee of the Whole Procedures

Summary: Policy setting out procedural rules for Committee of the Whole meetings of Grand Falls Town Council.

Politique NO. 2026-22 — Interdiction de fumer et de vapoter / Smoking and Vaping Ban Policy

Summary: Policy banning smoking and vaping on Town-owned properties and in Town vehicles and facilities (adopted 24 March 2026).


Answer: The Town of Grand Falls, New Brunswick has 4 adopted policies on file: Politique NO. 2023-03 — Comité consultatif d'urbanisme / Planning Advisory Committee Policy; Politique NO. 2023-04 — Programme de restauration de rue / Food Truck Program Policy; Politique NO. 2024-14 — Comité de toponymie / Toponymy Committee Policy; Politique NO. 2025-18 — Modération de la circulation / Traffic Calming Policy, verified 2026-06-07.

Politique NO. 2023-03 — Comité consultatif d'urbanisme / Planning Advisory Committee Policy

Summary: Policy governing the composition, mandate, and procedures of the Town's Planning Advisory Committee.

Politique NO. 2023-04 — Programme de restauration de rue / Food Truck Program Policy

Summary: Policy establishing the Town's food truck program, including eligibility, location rules, and application requirements (adopted under By-law D-2).

Politique NO. 2024-14 — Comité de toponymie / Toponymy Committee Policy

Summary: Policy governing the Town's toponymy (place name) committee, its mandate and operating procedures.

Politique NO. 2025-18 — Modération de la circulation / Traffic Calming Policy

Summary: Policy governing the Town's approach to traffic calming measures (adopted 17 September 2025), including criteria and process for calming infrastructure.

Arrêtés et politiques / Bylaws and Policies Index

Summary: Official index page for the Régional Municipality of Grand Falls/Grand-Sault listing all municipal bylaws (arrêtés) and policies (politiques) in two separate datasets.


Answer: Grand Falls, New Brunswick has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: In the Village of Grand Lake, New Brunswick, licence required: True; licence fee: Altered Dog: $50 ($25 for citizens 65+); Unaltered Dog: $100 ($50 for citizens 65+); Dangerous/Fierce Dog: $200; Service Dog: No Charge. One-time lifetime fee.; leash rule: Dogs must not run at large; in a public place must be on a leash maximum one (1) metre in length.; max animals: Maximum four (4) adult dogs per lot in a Residential Zone, excluding puppies under 6 months.. Source: By-Law No. 08: Respecting Animal Control, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law No. 08: Respecting Animal Control

Summary: Municipality of Grand Lake Animal Control By-Law (No. 08) under s.106 of the Local Governance Act; registered version. Cover OCR-confirmed; internal reading dates not extractable.

Altered Dog: $50 ($25 for citizens 65+); Unaltered Dog: $100 ($50 for citizens 65+); Dangerous/Fierce Dog: $200; Service Dog: No Charge. One-time lifetime fee.

Dogs must not run at large; in a public place must be on a leash maximum one (1) metre in length.

Maximum four (4) adult dogs per lot in a Residential Zone, excluding puppies under 6 months.

Voluntary fines $50–$250; seizure $50; impounding $200; boarding $50/day; surrender $150; failure to vaccinate $200; summary conviction up to Category D maximum under Provincial Offences Act.


Answer: In the Village of Grand Lake, New Brunswick, standards: No person shall permit premises to be unsightly by allowing ashes, junk, rubbish, refuse, wood shavings, derelict vehicles/machinery, or dilapidated buildings; nor permit vacant/structurally unsound buildings hazardous to public safety.; enforcement: By-law enforcement officer may issue written notice; if not complied with, municipality may clean up, repair, or demolish at owner's cost, which becomes a debt and lien on the property.. Source: By-Law No. 05: Dangerous or Unsightly Premises, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law No. 05: Dangerous or Unsightly Premises

Summary: Municipality of Grand Lake By-Law No. 05 respecting dangerous or unsightly premises, under ss.130-143 of the Local Governance Act; repeals predecessor Chipman (2013) and Minto (2008) premises by-laws. Scanned image; reading dates handwritten/illegible.

No person shall permit premises to be unsightly by allowing ashes, junk, rubbish, refuse, wood shavings, derelict vehicles/machinery, or dilapidated buildings; nor permit vacant/structurally unsound buildings hazardous to public safety.

By-law enforcement officer may issue written notice; if not complied with, municipality may clean up, repair, or demolish at owner's cost, which becomes a debt and lien on the property.


Answer: In the Village of Grand Lake, New Brunswick, connection mandatory: True; billing basis: flat. Source: By-Law No. 06: Sanitary Sewerage System, Septic Tanks and Sewer Charges, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law No. 06: Sanitary Sewerage System, Septic Tanks and Sewer Charges

Summary: Municipality of Grand Lake By-Law No. 06 establishing the sanitary sewerage system, septic tanks and sewer charges. Scanned image; reading dates not legible.

s. 18(a): "owner of a building adjacent to a street or right-of-way where a sanitary sewer is located shall install suitable toilet facilities... and cause such facilities to be connected directly to the sanitary sewer"

s. 30(a): "Council, by annual resolution, shall establish flat rate sewer charges"


Answer: Grand Lake, New Brunswick has no other documents bylaw on record as of 2026-06-05.

Municipal By-laws Index — Municipality of Grand Lake

Summary: Official bylaws index for the Municipality of Grand Lake (2023 amalgamation), listing by-laws 01-11 plus predecessor rural-plan amendments. Confirmed as this municipality's official registry.


Answer: The Village of Grand Lake, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Donation and Swag Policy (Policy No. MOGL-09), verified 2026-06-07.

Donation and Swag Policy (Policy No. MOGL-09)

Summary: Municipal policy (No. MOGL-09) governing how the Municipality of Grand Lake evaluates donation, sponsorship, and promotional-item (swag) requests, subject to Council approval.

Donations Policy Page

Summary: Municipality of Grand Lake page describing the Donation and Swag Policy process, directing applicants to download the policy and submit request forms.


Answer: The Village of Grand Lake, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Municipality of Grand Lake Climate Change Adaptation Plan (Final Report Rev.1), verified 2026-06-07.

Municipality of Grand Lake Climate Change Adaptation Plan (Final Report Rev.1)

Summary: Climate change adaptation plan (consultant Final Report Rev.1, issued April 14, 2026) covering emergency response, heatwave, extreme-rainfall, wildfire, and drought resilience for the Municipality of Grand Lake.


Answer: Grand Lake, New Brunswick has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: The Village of Grand Manan, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: By-Law 46-13 — Dog Control, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law 46-13 — Dog Control

Summary: Village of Grand Manan Dog Control By-Law 46-13 under s.96 of the (former) Municipalities Act; replaces By-Law 3-95 (passed Dec 11 1995). Comes into effect on the date of final enactment; reading-date fields blank in the served copy.


Answer: The Village of Grand Manan, New Brunswick has 2 adopted bylaws on file: By-Law 56-22 — The Rural Plan By-Law; By-Law 61-26 — The Rural Plan By-Law, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law 56-22 — The Rural Plan By-Law

Summary: Village of Grand Manan Rural Plan By-Law 56-22 (prior Rural Plan, 2022). Served as a scanned PDF with no text layer; likely superseded by By-Law 61-26. No full enactment date extractable.

By-Law 61-26 — The Rural Plan By-Law

Summary: Village of Grand Manan Rural Plan By-Law 61-26 (Quick Stats 2021), establishing land use and zoning for the village; appears to supersede By-Law 56-22. READ THIRD TIME AND ENACTED field is blank in the PDF, so adopted_date left null.


Answer: The Village of Grand Manan, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: By-Law 60-23 — Dangerous or Unsightly Premises, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law 60-23 — Dangerous or Unsightly Premises

Summary: Village of Grand Manan By-Law 60-23 respecting dangerous or unsightly premises, under s.128 of the Local Governance Act (2017). Numbered/listed as an adopted by-law; the served Word file is labeled a draft and its reading-date fields are blank.


Answer: The Village of Grand Manan, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: By-Law No. 20-99 — A By-Law of the Municipality of the Village of Grand Manan Respecting the Municipal Solid Waste Transfer Station, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law No. 20-99 — A By-Law of the Municipality of the Village of Grand Manan Respecting the Municipal Solid Waste Transfer Station

Summary: Governs public and commercial access to the Grand Manan Municipal Solid Waste Transfer Station, including rules for depositing waste materials, types and quantities accepted, and conduct on transfer station property.


Answer: Grand Manan, New Brunswick has no other documents bylaw on record as of 2026-06-05.

By-Laws Index — Village of Grand Manan

Summary: Official by-laws listing for the Village of Grand Manan, with per-by-law landing pages linking PDF/Word document downloads.


Answer: The Village of Grand Manan, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Municipal Asset Management Policy, verified 2026-06-07.

Municipal Asset Management Policy

Summary: Village of Grand Manan asset management policy (Policy No. 1) governing lifecycle planning, maintenance, renewal, and replacement of municipal assets. Adoption-date line is an unfilled template placeholder.


Answer: The Village of Grand Manan, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Grand Manan Commercial C&D Policy, verified 2026-06-07.

Grand Manan Commercial C&D Policy

Summary: Commercial policy for disposal of construction and demolition (C&D) debris at the Grand Manan C&D Site, governing commercial users of the facility.

Policies index — Village of Grand Manan

Summary: Archive page listing all adopted policies for the Village of Grand Manan, with download links to individual policy PDFs. Lists two policies.


Answer: Grand Manan, New Brunswick has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: In the Town of Grand-Bouctouche, New Brunswick, construction hours: Monday to Saturday 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.; exemptions: Snow removal, emergency construction, emergency vehicles, church bells <20 min, alarms <20 min, municipal events, council-approved events; fines: $250 voluntary; $250-$500 (s.2.01); $250-$1,000 (s.3.01/3.02); $140-$2,100/day (s.6.02). Source: Arrêté 2023-06 — Arrêté concernant les nuisances sonores, verified 2026-06-07.

Arrêté 2023-06 — Arrêté concernant les nuisances sonores

Summary: Bilingual noise/disturbance bylaw of the Council of Grand-Bouctouche under the Local Governance Act. Third reading and adoption July 18, 2023.

Monday to Saturday 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.

Snow removal, emergency construction, emergency vehicles, church bells <20 min, alarms <20 min, municipal events, council-approved events

s. 5.01(1): "between 7:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m. from Monday to Saturday, inclusive"


Answer: The Town of Grand-Bouctouche, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Arrêté 2004-02 — Arrêté relatif au contrôle des animaux, verified 2026-06-07.

Arrêté 2004-02 — Arrêté relatif au contrôle des animaux

Summary: Animal control bylaw of the former Town of Bouctouche, listed on the Grand-Bouctouche arrêtés index and carried forward post-2023 amalgamation. PDF download 301-blocked; listing confirmed on official index; adoption date not openable.


Answer: The Town of Grand-Bouctouche, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Arrêté 2017-04 — Arrêté concernant les feux en plein air dans la ville de Bouctouche, verified 2026-06-07.

Arrêté 2017-04 — Arrêté concernant les feux en plein air dans la ville de Bouctouche

Summary: Open-air fires bylaw of the predecessor Town of Bouctouche, listed on the Grand-Bouctouche arrêtés index and still in force. PDF download 301-blocked; listing confirmed on official index; adoption date not openable.


Answer: The Town of Grand-Bouctouche, New Brunswick has 2 adopted bylaws on file: Arrêté 2025-01 — Plan municipal de Grand-Bouctouche; Arrêté 2025-02 — Arrêté de zonage de Grand-Bouctouche, verified 2026-06-07.

Arrêté 2025-01 — Plan municipal de Grand-Bouctouche

Summary: Municipal plan for Grand-Bouctouche. Repeals former by-law 2021-02. Third reading and adoption April 30, 2025.

Arrêté 2025-02 — Arrêté de zonage de Grand-Bouctouche

Summary: Zoning bylaw for Grand-Bouctouche, setting permitted uses and development rules; repeals former Bouctouche zoning by-law 2021-03. Third reading and adoption April 30, 2025.


Answer: In the Town of Grand-Bouctouche, New Brunswick, winter parking ban: No parking on any street between 10:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m., from December 1st to April 30th; fines: minimum $50, maximum $125. Source: Arrêté 2025-03 — Arrêté portant sur la circulation routière et le stationnement dans Grand-Bouctouche, verified 2026-06-07.

Arrêté 2025-03 — Arrêté portant sur la circulation routière et le stationnement dans Grand-Bouctouche

Summary: Traffic and parking bylaw for Grand-Bouctouche under the Local Governance Act and Motor Vehicle Act. Third reading and adoption September 8, 2025.

No parking on any street between 10:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m., from December 1st to April 30th


Answer: The Town of Grand-Bouctouche, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Arrêté 2023-02 — Arrêté relatif aux lieux dangereux ou inesthétiques, verified 2026-06-07.

Arrêté 2023-02 — Arrêté relatif aux lieux dangereux ou inesthétiques

Summary: Dangerous or unsightly premises bylaw of the Local Government of Grand-Bouctouche, applying ss.130-143 of the Local Governance Act. Third reading and adoption April 11, 2023.


Answer: In the Town of Grand-Bouctouche, New Brunswick, connection mandatory: True; billing basis: flat. Source: Arrêté 2020-06 — Arrêté concernant les réseaux d'eau et d'égouts dans la ville de Bouctouche, verified 2026-06-07.

Arrêté 2020-06 — Arrêté concernant les réseaux d'eau et d'égouts dans la ville de Bouctouche

Summary: Water and sewerage systems bylaw of the former Town of Bouctouche, listed on the Grand-Bouctouche index and still in force. Opened PDF; reading/adoption signature lines are blank in the document, so adoption date is null.


Answer: The Town of Grand-Bouctouche, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Arrêté 2010-02 — Un arrêté régissant le commerce et la délivrance des permis de colporteurs et marchands ambulants, verified 2026-06-07.

Arrêté 2010-02 — Un arrêté régissant le commerce et la délivrance des permis de colporteurs et marchands ambulants

Summary: Regulates commerce and the issuance of permits for peddlers and itinerant merchants (colporteurs et marchands ambulants) in Grand-Bouctouche. PDF URL has redirect issues; linked directly from the arrêtés page.


Answer: Grand-Bouctouche, New Brunswick has no other documents bylaw on record as of 2026-06-07.

Arrêtés & politiques — Ville de Grand-Bouctouche (index)

Summary: Official listing of all arrêtés and politiques for the Town of Grand-Bouctouche, in the Hôtel de ville section of the municipal website. Anchor id='arrêtés' confirmed; lists each arrêté with PDF links.


Answer: The Town of Grand-Bouctouche, New Brunswick has 2 adopted policies on file: Politique GÉN-1 — Programme de subventions communautaires; Politique GÉN-7 — Politique en matière d'octroi et don aux organismes, verified 2026-06-07.

Politique GÉN-1 — Programme de subventions communautaires

Summary: Community grant and subsidy program policy for the Ville de Bouctouche governing eligibility, application, and award of community subsidies.

Politique GÉN-7 — Politique en matière d'octroi et don aux organismes

Summary: Policy governing grants and donations to community organizations, including eligibility and application criteria.


Answer: The Town of Grand-Bouctouche, New Brunswick has 3 adopted policies on file: Politique GÉN-11 — Politique sur le port du casque protecteur obligatoire pour les utilisateurs des arénas de Bouctouche; Politique GÉN-3 — Politique relative à la gestion des bannières dans les arénas; Politique GÉN-4 — Politique relative au Mur de la renommée sportive du Grand Bouctouche, verified 2026-06-07.

Politique GÉN-11 — Politique sur le port du casque protecteur obligatoire pour les utilisateurs des arénas de Bouctouche

Summary: Mandatory protective-helmet policy for all users of Bouctouche's municipal arenas.

Politique GÉN-3 — Politique relative à la gestion des bannières dans les arénas

Summary: Policy governing management of banners displayed in the municipal arenas of Bouctouche.

Politique GÉN-4 — Politique relative au Mur de la renommée sportive du Grand Bouctouche

Summary: Policy governing the Sports Hall of Fame Wall (Mur de la renommée sportive) of Grand Bouctouche, including induction criteria and procedures.


Answer: The Town of Grand-Bouctouche, New Brunswick has 3 adopted policies on file: Politique GÉN-5 — Politique en matière d'allaitement maternel; Politique GÉN-8 — Politique de santé et de sécurité au travail; Politique GÉN-9 — Politique sur l'hospitalisation et décès, verified 2026-06-07.

Politique GÉN-5 — Politique en matière d'allaitement maternel

Summary: Breastfeeding policy for municipal facilities and workplaces in Bouctouche.

Politique GÉN-8 — Politique de santé et de sécurité au travail

Summary: Occupational health and safety policy for Ville de Bouctouche employees and workplaces.

Politique GÉN-9 — Politique sur l'hospitalisation et décès

Summary: Policy governing municipal procedures for employee hospitalisation and death.


Answer: The Town of Grand-Bouctouche, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Politique GÉN-2 — Politique relative au paysage linguistique, verified 2026-06-07.

Politique GÉN-2 — Politique relative au paysage linguistique

Summary: Linguistic landscape policy governing signage and language use in public spaces in Bouctouche.


Answer: The Town of Grand-Bouctouche, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Politique GÉN-10 — Politique de gestion des actifs, verified 2026-06-07.

Politique GÉN-10 — Politique de gestion des actifs

Summary: Asset management policy for the Ville de Bouctouche governing lifecycle management of municipal assets.


Answer: The Town of Grand-Bouctouche, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Politique GÉN-6 — Politique culturelle de la Ville de Bouctouche, verified 2026-06-07.

Politique GÉN-6 — Politique culturelle de la Ville de Bouctouche

Summary: Municipal cultural policy for the Ville de Bouctouche, governing cultural programming, heritage, and arts support.

Arrêtés & politiques — index page (Ville de Bouctouche / Grand-Bouctouche)

Summary: Hôtel de ville page listing all arrêtés (bylaws) and 11 politiques (policies, GÉN-1 to GÉN-11) for the Ville de Bouctouche.


Answer: Grand-Bouctouche, New Brunswick has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: In the Town of Hampton, New Brunswick, quiet hours: 11:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m. daily; construction hours: not between 7:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m. on a Sunday; exemptions: Town contractors, snow removal, emergency vehicles, authorized fireworks, sports fields until midnight, agricultural use, organized events; fines: $140.00 to $1,070.00 plus 20% surcharge. Source: By-Law No. HAM-2023-13 — Noise By-law, verified 2026-06-07.

By-Law No. HAM-2023-13 — Noise By-law

Summary: Noise/disturbance by-law for the Town of Hampton under the Local Governance Act. Read third time and enacted July 11, 2023.

not between 7:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m. on a Sunday

Town contractors, snow removal, emergency vehicles, authorized fireworks, sports fields until midnight, agricultural use, organized events

s. 4(a): "between the hours of 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m daily"

s. 5: "between the hours of seven o'clock in the morning (7:00 a.m.) and nine o'clock in the evening (9:00 p.m.) on a Sunday"

s. 16: "minimum fine of one hundred and forty dollars ($140.00) and a maximum fine of one thousand and seventy dollars ($1,070.00) plus a twenty per cent surcharge"


Answer: In the Town of Hampton, New Brunswick, licence required: True; licence fee: $15 (One Year); $25 (Two Year); $35 (Three Year); replacement tag $10; leash rule: Dogs must be leashed in public places at all times; off-leash permitted only in designated dog parks; fines: $50–$200 (1st offense); fines double for repeat offenses. Source: By-Law No. HAM-2023-09 — Animal Control By-Law, verified 2026-06-07.

By-Law No. HAM-2023-09 — Animal Control By-Law

Summary: Animal control by-law of Hampton respecting licensing and control of dogs. Read third time and enacted February 14, 2023.

$15 (One Year); $25 (Two Year); $35 (Three Year); replacement tag $10

Dogs must be leashed in public places at all times; off-leash permitted only in designated dog parks

$50–$200 (1st offense); fines double for repeat offenses


Answer: In the Town of Hampton, New Brunswick, permit required: True; permit issuer: Hampton Fire-Rescue or Nauwigewauk Fire-Rescue; allowed conditions: Firefighters for training; cooking on barbeque; outdoor wood burning appliance/firepit with permit and safety conditions met; fines: Category E offence (s. 19.1); category F offence for non-compliance with court order (s. 19.3). Source: By-Law No. HAM-2024-06 — Hampton Fire By-law, verified 2026-06-07.

By-Law No. HAM-2024-06 — Hampton Fire By-law

Summary: Fire by-law establishing the Hampton and Nauwigewauk fire-rescue departments and covering fire prevention/extinguishment. Repeals HAM-2023-06. Read third time and enacted July 9, 2024.

Firefighters for training; cooking on barbeque; outdoor wood burning appliance/firepit with permit and safety conditions met

Category E offence (s. 19.1); category F offence for non-compliance with court order (s. 19.3)

s. 13.5(k): "inspected by and received a permit from Hampton Fire-Rescue or Nauwigewauk Fire-Rescue"


Answer: The Town of Hampton, New Brunswick has 3 adopted bylaws on file: By-Law No. HAM-2023-15 — Hampton Municipal Plan By-law; By-Law No. HAM-2023-16 — Hampton Zoning By-law; By-Law No. HAM-2024-17 — Subdivision By-Law, verified 2026-06-07.

By-Law No. HAM-2023-15 — Hampton Municipal Plan By-law

Summary: Municipal plan by-law for Hampton under the Community Planning Act; repeals prior plan by-law 212-19. Third reading by title and enacted December 12, 2023.

By-Law No. HAM-2023-16 — Hampton Zoning By-law

Summary: Zoning by-law for Hampton under the Community Planning Act; repeals prior zoning by-law 216-2021. Third reading by title and enacted January 9, 2024 (despite the 2023 number).

By-Law No. HAM-2024-17 — Subdivision By-Law

Summary: Subdivision by-law for Hampton under the Community Planning Act; repeals former By-law 95-122. Third reading and enactment May 14, 2024.


Answer: In the Town of Hampton, New Brunswick, licence required: True; who must license: Persons offering goods, merchandise or food for sale on a temporary basis, including transient traders, peddlers, vendors and mobile food trucks.; fee: Annual Fee for Permanent Business Owner (max. of 130 days/year) $750; Special events license (4-day period) $200; Peddlers and Non-Food Vendors $25.00/ day to a maximum of $ 250.00 / month; renewal: not in any case to exceed one year. Source: By-Law No. HAM-2023-12 — Transient Traders, Peddlers, Vendors and Mobile Trucks By-Law, verified 2026-06-07.

By-Law No. HAM-2023-12 — Transient Traders, Peddlers, Vendors and Mobile Trucks By-Law

Summary: Establishes a licensing system for transient traders, peddlers, vendors, and mobile food trucks/vending units in Hampton; regulates quantity of mobile trucks and vending units and requires health compliance.

Persons offering goods, merchandise or food for sale on a temporary basis, including transient traders, peddlers, vendors and mobile food trucks.

Annual Fee for Permanent Business Owner (max. of 130 days/year) $750; Special events license (4-day period) $200; Peddlers and Non-Food Vendors $25.00/ day to a maximum of $ 250.00 / month


Answer: The Town of Hampton, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: By-Law No. HAM-2023-10 — Tourism Accommodation Levy By-law, verified 2026-06-07.

By-Law No. HAM-2023-10 — Tourism Accommodation Levy By-law

Summary: By-law to establish and collect a levy on short-term tourist accommodation in Hampton. A revenue/levy measure (recategorized from short_term_rental to other). Third reading and enactment May 9, 2023.

By-Laws Index — Town of Hampton

Summary: Official by-laws listing on the Town of Hampton website (hampton.ca), with PDF links to the post-amalgamation HAM-numbered by-law suite.


Answer: The Town of Hampton, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Antenna System Siting Policy — Town of Hampton (Version 1.0, 2017), verified 2026-06-07.

Antenna System Siting Policy — Town of Hampton (Version 1.0, 2017)

Summary: Governs siting of antenna systems (telecommunications towers) within the Town of Hampton NB, setting out the local land-use consultation framework, siting criteria, and preferred locations. Marked Version 1.0 (2017).


Answer: The Town of Hampton, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Strategic Priorities 2025 — Town of Hampton, verified 2026-06-07.

Strategic Priorities 2025 — Town of Hampton

Summary: Town of Hampton NB 2025 strategic plan summarizing council priorities across financial, infrastructure, economic development, and community-services pillars.

Reports — Town of Hampton (policies and reports index)

Summary: Reports and documents page for Town of Hampton NB, listing adopted policies, plans, and annual reports, including the Antenna System Siting Policy and Strategic Priorities.


Answer: Hampton, New Brunswick has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: In the Rural community of Hanwell, New Brunswick, licence required: True; licence fee: $15 (1 year); $25 (2 years); $35 (3 years); leash rule: Dogs must not be at large; owners shall not allow their dog at large in public places or private property.; fines: Category B offence under Part 2 of the Provincial Offences Procedure Act. Source: By-Law 35-2024 — A By-Law Respecting Animal Control, verified 2026-06-07.

By-Law 35-2024 — A By-Law Respecting Animal Control

Summary: Animal control by-law of the Rural Community of Hanwell under the Local Governance Act. Third reading and enactment December 18, 2024.

Dogs must not be at large; owners shall not allow their dog at large in public places or private property.

Category B offence under Part 2 of the Provincial Offences Procedure Act


Answer: The Rural community of Hanwell, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: By-Law 11-2016 — The rural community of Hanwell Rural Plan (Zoning/Land Use), verified 2026-06-07.

By-Law 11-2016 — The rural community of Hanwell Rural Plan (Zoning/Land Use)

Summary: Hanwell Rural Plan by-law (land use/zoning) under the Community Planning Act; replaces Ministerial Regulation 10-HAN-022-00. Read third time and enacted March 9, 2016.


Answer: The Rural community of Hanwell, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: By-Law 25-2022 — Parking Regulation By-Law, verified 2026-06-07.

By-Law 25-2022 — Parking Regulation By-Law

Summary: Parking by-law of the Rural Community of Hanwell under the Local Governance Act. Third reading and enactment May 18, 2022.


Answer: In the Rural community of Hanwell, New Brunswick, standards: No person shall permit premises to have ashes, junk, rubbish, refuse, wood shavings, derelict vehicles/machinery, or dilapidated buildings; nor permit vacant/dilapidated structures hazardous to public safety.; enforcement: By-law enforcement officer may issue notice; if non-compliant, municipality may clean, repair, or demolish at owner's cost, with costs forming a lien on real property.. Source: By-Law 32-2024 — A By-Law Respecting Dangerous or Unsightly Premises, verified 2026-06-07.

By-Law 32-2024 — A By-Law Respecting Dangerous or Unsightly Premises

Summary: Dangerous or unsightly premises by-law of the Rural Community of Hanwell; repeals prior by-law 13-2016. Third reading and enactment March 18, 2024.

No person shall permit premises to have ashes, junk, rubbish, refuse, wood shavings, derelict vehicles/machinery, or dilapidated buildings; nor permit vacant/dilapidated structures hazardous to public safety.

By-law enforcement officer may issue notice; if non-compliant, municipality may clean, repair, or demolish at owner's cost, with costs forming a lien on real property.


Answer: In the Rural community of Hanwell, New Brunswick, collection schedule: one (1) collection each week; sorting required: True; container or bag limit: Receptacles max 125 litres/20 kilograms; Bags max 178 litres/20 kilograms; accepted or banned: Banned: ashes, grass clippings, incombustible material, street rubbish, compostable garden waste, building material, hazardous material. Source: By-Law No. 07-2015 — A By-Law to Regulate the Collection and Disposal of Solid Waste, verified 2026-06-07.

By-Law No. 07-2015 — A By-Law to Regulate the Collection and Disposal of Solid Waste

Summary: Regulates residential solid waste collection and disposal in Hanwell; covers eligible properties, hazardous material exclusions, receptacle requirements, and placement rules for garbage collection.

Receptacles max 125 litres/20 kilograms; Bags max 178 litres/20 kilograms

Banned: ashes, grass clippings, incombustible material, street rubbish, compostable garden waste, building material, hazardous material


Answer: In the Rural community of Hanwell, New Brunswick, fee: $50 for a fixed Sign; no fee for Minor Information and Direction Signs. Source: By-Law No. 10-2015 — A By-Law to Regulate Signs (Signage By-Law), verified 2026-06-07.

By-Law No. 10-2015 — A By-Law to Regulate Signs (Signage By-Law)

Summary: Regulates signs in Hanwell rural community; repeals and replaces prior signage bylaw and rural plan sign references; includes sign permit requirements for various sign types.

$50 for a fixed Sign; no fee for Minor Information and Direction Signs


Answer: Hanwell, New Brunswick has no other documents bylaw on record as of 2026-06-07.

By-Laws Index — Hanwell Rural Community

Summary: Official by-laws index for the Hanwell Rural Community with direct PDF links, including animal control, parking, dangerous/unsightly premises, and the rural plan.


Answer: The Rural community of Hanwell, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Purchasing Policy #2016-02 (amended November 10, 2021), verified 2026-06-07.

Purchasing Policy #2016-02 (amended November 10, 2021)

Summary: Establishes procurement thresholds, competitive bidding requirements, and purchasing authority for municipal expenditures.


Answer: The Rural community of Hanwell, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Grants and Donation Policy #2017-01, verified 2026-06-07.

Grants and Donation Policy #2017-01

Summary: Establishes eligibility, mandate requirements, and disbursement procedures for grants and donations to community organizations in Hanwell.